What unifies Mr. MacIvor's work is its crisp, cleanly shaped sentences, filled with jargon, cliché and other reminders of the way people actually talk.
Produced by T Bone Burnett, who collaborated with the Coens throughout the process of casting and recording, the record is filled with cleanly recorded traditional music set to tape in midtown Manhattan.
The Guardian's Christopher Tayler called the book "a display of Mantel's extraordinary talent", adding: "Lyrically yet cleanly and tightly written, solidly imagined yet filled with spooky resonances, and very funny at times, it's not like much else in contemporary British fiction".
Cars like the Nissan LEAF will take us another critical step closer to the day when Nissan lithium-ion battery-powered vehicles will drive cleanly and efficiently through urban amusement parks filled with Raptors and T-rex clones – and not just in novels and movies.
The best guarantee is seed heads that are well filled and evenly dry and brown, seeds that snap cleanly when broken.
Now judge, my friend, of my mortification, whilst I am sitting comfortably at breakfast with my family, enjoying the purity of the summer air, in moment my dwelling, once consecrated to peace and retirement, is filled with dense smoke of foetid gas; my homely, though cleanly, table covered with dirt; and the features of my wife and family almost obscured by a polluted atmosphere.
This is an incredible find: Parsing "candy" as "C and Y," building a good-looking "piñata" out of black squares, hiding PIÑATA in the grid, and filling it all cleanly?
While they do, in a narrative occasionally overweighted with symbolism (the realism turns magical too often as a local river becomes prehistoric, filling with prehistoric fish), he moves cleanly from the event itself to an insightful inspection of local life and its discontents.
But he believes no law can cleanly separate proprietary trading from the smaller bets that banks routinely take while filling orders for multiple customers.
The sprawling multipage menu offers cleanly executed dishes meant to accompany the sake, including standards like boiled edamame, and the filling rice balls called onigiri that you would expect at any izakaya, or Japanese pub.
